TejuRavilochan
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Commenters, please forgive me for my delay in responding to all of you! Thank you all so much for your interest in this post and for sharing your thoughts!
@Luke, I fully agree about being flexible and adaptable. One of the key characteristics of successful social entrepreneurs How To Change the World author David Bornstein identified was an ability to self-correct and an ability to adapt - an entrepreneur absolutely has to be able to do both!
@Larry, I also think marketing and advertising are hugely important. One of our mentors, Paul Polak, is famous for saying that developing a transformative service of technology is only 20% of the job. 80% of the job lies in the marketing and distribution of that service so it gets in the hands of the people you're trying to reach.
@Jason, @Alma: I'll pass along your good wishes to my father! :-)
@Roshan, and @Francisco: Thank you so much for your kind words. Indeed, genuineness is vital to all of these things. Which is why I truly appreciate @eradke for making me follow through on these comments.
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Also, generally speaking, I love quotations and very deeply appreciate your integration of thoughts from a variety of scholarly gentlemen in your comment!
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